Teaching is an honor and a privilege. I know something and you want to learn it and you are willing to listen to me define, describe, demonstrate, and pass on the information in my mind into your mind. Wow! When I was in school, the teachers or instructors or professors were the authorities. They could throw chalk at me if I dozed off. I had … Continue reading Teaching is a Privilege
I have had the pleasure of talking to a lot of wonderful people about the challenges of the BPI QCI Certification, and I am getting some unique insight. I started out working on my book – Residential QCI Handbook on a quest to help candidates who are preparing to take the exam. I wanted to get a clearer picture of how to prepare for the … Continue reading TV Sets, Homes, and QCI
I was called in to perform a last minute duct test for a modular home builder. He was all in a dither to have a duct test and a blower door test done on a Friday so that he could get his Certificate of Occupancy (CO) so the homeowner could move in the following Monday. He said that he’d just found out that he needed … Continue reading Shades of Gray in Residential Construction Morality
